US69310A - John c - Google Patents
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- A47J—KITCHEN EQUIPMENT; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; APPARATUS FOR MAKING BEVERAGES
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- the 'nature of the invention consists in the form in which the said tool is constructed, and the manner in which the same is used; said tool to be made of wood and steel, or iron and steel, or anyother suitable material.
- Said tool consists of two jaws, represented by A B g and E F of lthe accompanying drawings.
- the jaw E F isset on a hinge at H, so as to revolve round the rivet Z.
- the other jaw A B g is provided with a'blade Ysecured to it by the two screws a and b, and ailxed to a suitable handle at g.
- Between the two jaws are two circular openings with edge-shaped sides, one larger than the other, and respectively represented by c and m.
- the said jaws are held together 4by the hinge at I-I anda spring represented by e.
- To the jaw F E is attached a cord at E, which runs through the metal eye h, and is provided with a leather loop at D.
- the operator grasps it in his hands in such a way that the thumb of one hand passes through the leather loop Then, with an upward diagonal stroke ofthe blade A B, hc strikes oil' the to'p of the cane.
- he opens thejawsE F and A B g, aforesaid, by pulling the cord E L O with his thumb in the leather loop D, and passing thevtoolover the cane until the stalk is in one of the openings, he slacks the cord, and the elasticity of the spring ⁇ e carries the jaw to again.
- the edge-shaped sides of the said openings will strip off all the leaves.
- the jaws are opened again, and the tool can be taken oi of the cane.
- thecane is cut off.
- the openings if: and m are made of different sizes in order that they may suit different-sized, stalks of cane.
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Description
MJ. C. BROWN.
v Cane-Stripper.
No. 69,310. Patented Oct 1, 1867.
/ jim @nimh tetta atwt@fft` IMPROVEMENT IN GANE-STRIIPER.
"dige tlgtule tefrttt tu iu tlgese rttett xtent att linking. litri tf tige stmt.
TO ALL WHOM IT MY CONCERN:
Be it known that I, JQHN C.. BROWN, of the town of Clawi'ordsville, county of Montgomery, and State of Indiana, have invented a new and useful Cane-Stripper and Cane-Cutter; and I do herebydeclare the following to be a full and true description thereof, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, and to the letters of reference marked thereon. i
The 'nature of the invention consists in the form in which the said tool is constructed, and the manner in which the same is used; said tool to be made of wood and steel, or iron and steel, or anyother suitable material.
To enable others skilled in the art to make and use my said invention, I proceed to describe it more fully.
Said tool consists of two jaws, represented by A B g and E F of lthe accompanying drawings. The jaw E F isset on a hinge at H, so as to revolve round the rivet Z. The other jaw A B gis provided with a'blade Ysecured to it by the two screws a and b, and ailxed to a suitable handle at g. Between the two jaws are two circular openings with edge-shaped sides, one larger than the other, and respectively represented by c and m. The said jaws are held together 4by the hinge at I-I anda spring represented by e. To the jaw F E is attached a cord at E, which runs through the metal eye h, and is provided with a leather loop at D.
To use the tool, the operator grasps it in his hands in such a way that the thumb of one hand passes through the leather loop Then, with an upward diagonal stroke ofthe blade A B, hc strikes oil' the to'p of the cane. Next he opens thejawsE F and A B g, aforesaid, by pulling the cord E L O with his thumb in the leather loop D, and passing thevtoolover the cane until the stalk is in one of the openings, he slacks the cord, and the elasticity of the spring` e carries the jaw to again. By being run downl on the cane as it stands, the edge-shaped sides of the said openings will strip off all the leaves. Then, by pulling the cord E L O, the jaws are opened again, and the tool can be taken oi of the cane. Lastly, bya downwarddiagonal stroke of the blade A B, thecane is cut off.
The openings if: and m are made of different sizes in order that they may suit different-sized, stalks of cane.
What I claim, and desire to secure by ALetters Patent, is-
The cane-stripper and cane-cutter` hereinwdescribed, when the saine is considered as a whole device, and
constructed in its said several parts as aforesaid, and used for the purpose and in the' manner substantially as v set forth.
' JOHN C. BROWN.-
Witnesses:
JNO. CRAWFORD,
JOHN R. GRIFFITH,
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